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Anonymous users2024-01-24Pit distance refers to the distance between the center of the toilet sewer pipe and the wall, generally 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm, etc.
Choosing the right toilet starts with choosing the right pit spacing.
When choosing a toilet, if you are going to decorate and paste tiles, you must measure the pit distance after pasting tiles, otherwise there will be a problem that the toilet will be bought back and cannot be installed!
The method of pit distance measurement.
In the actual measurement, it is also necessary to distinguish the two types of water outlet of the toilet, generally there are two kinds of horizontal row and ground row, the straight flush toilet can be horizontal row or ground row, and the siphon toilet can only be ground row, depending on the pipe structure of the house. Generally speaking, the horizontal pit spacing is 180mm, and the ground pit spacing is divided into 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm, etc.
In practice, if feasible, the drain can be fully exposed and the distance from the tile wall to the center of the sewer drain can be measured.
If you are worried about inaccurate measurements, you can first measure the distance from the wall to the farthest edge of the wall from the drain, which is the first data, and then measure the diameter of the drain to get the radius of the drain, which is the second data, and finally subtract the second data from the first data to get the accurate pit distance.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello, give you an example and you will understand.
What is the pit spacing, the pit spacing is the distance from the center point of the toilet sewer reserved on the ground to the wall, and this distance can be measured to determine how much hole spacing (that is, the pit spacing you said) of the toilet to be installed. The pit spacing is 400mm, you install a 300mm pit spacing toilet, and there is a 100mm gap between the toilet tank and the wall. On the contrary, if you install a 400mm pit spacing toilet, the toilet drain hole does not match the sewer and cannot be installed.
Only measure the hole spacing of the bathroom floor in advance, and then decide how big the pit spacing toilet to buy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22THE NATIONAL STANDARD IS GENERALLY 305MM AND 400MM AT THE BOTTOM, AND THE HORIZONTAL WATER IS 180MM, AND THE CUSTOMER WANTS 305, AND HIS HOME SHOULD BE THE BATHROOM SEWAGE PIPE FROM THE WALL IS 305 SPECIFICATIONS.
You can ignore the above answers. I don't know how to pretend to understand and answer all the questions you ask are coming for your high score! I don't know which guy is where, anyway, we haven't seen any "split toilets" in the Wuhan market. I don't know if it's a matter of hundreds of years of money! >>>More
The distance between the center of the toilet drain and the back wall of the toilet. >>>More
Toilet pit distance refers to the distance between the center of the toilet sewer pipe and the wall, generally 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm, 500mm, etc. The more common ones on the market are 300mm and 400mm pit spacing. Choosing the right toilet starts with choosing the right pit spacing.
The toilet pit distance is the distance between the drainage hole under the toilet and the wall, generally there are two specifications: 35CM and 45CM, for example, the downspout of the toilet reserved in your bathroom is 350 from the wall, so you have to buy a 35CM pit spacing, if you buy 45, you can't install it.
The toilet from the wall drain is 300 or 400 two kinds of arbitrary choice, your picture is 400 pit distance, but the side you leave too far, at least 400 to install the toilet.